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Cryptos are actually usefull especially to be anonymous
Crypto is tracable, and the record can't be changed. It's also contributing to boiling the ocean.
Monero does provide anonymity properties but only a little bit. It's the best of a bad bunch
Well , i would say if XMR is a lot more than just a little bit. Just how you use it like everything else , theres a great video on tankietube from people who try and track cryptotransfers. Very educational.
If it is very sensitive and you do an extra transfer i would say its foolproof.
Theres a reasons governments around the world are cracking down on it. Or at least try so and make it a bit more difficult to buy it with fiat. Also just regular BTC can be tumbled.
I used to work on something with a bigger anonymity set so maybe I was too harsh on it.